Below are a couple of top TNA, AEW & WWE news stories of the day, featuring Jeff Hardy and Clash At The Castle 2024.
• Jeff Hardy’s return to TNA Wrestling at Against All Odds has been the talk of the wrestling world.
During the event, Moose defended the TNA World Heavyweight Championship in a grueling “Broken Rules” match against “Broken” Matt Hardy. After the intense match, Moose’s faction, The System, launched a brutal attack on Matt Hardy and his wife Reby. Despite efforts from Nic and Ryan Nemeth, as well as Joe Hendry, to intervene, they were overpowered by The System.
In a thrilling twist, Jeff Hardy made a surprise appearance, steel chair in hand, to confront The System. He executed his iconic Swanton Bomb on Moose, turning the tide and standing tall with his brother Matt in a moment of triumph.
According to Fightful Select, Jeff Hardy’s contract with All Elite Wrestling expired at midnight on June 14th, the same day as his return to TNA. The report indicated that preparations for Hardy’s return were already in motion earlier in the week.
Currently, both Jeff and Matt Hardy are working in TNA Wrestling without formal contracts, rendering them free agents from a legal perspective. While there is optimism within TNA regarding Jeff Hardy officially joining the roster, no formal confirmation has been made as of Friday.
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• WWE Champion Cody Rhodes continues to solidify his status as one of WWE’s biggest stars, not just through his in-ring performances but also through his impressive merchandise sales. At Clash At The Castle 2024, Rhodes topped the charts as the highest-selling superstar, according to Fightful Select.
Rhodes, who has been booked strong as the Undisputed WWE Champion, faced AJ Styles in a highly anticipated ‘I Quit’ match at the event. The match concluded with Rhodes emerging victorious, much to the delight of the fans in attendance. This triumph, coupled with his already significant fanbase, translated into substantial merchandise sales.
In addition to Rhodes’ success, CM Punk’s merch and the specially designed “Scotland 3:16” shirts also proved to be popular items among fans, contributing to the event’s overall merchandise sales.
